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dmichulke
13d ago
This ignores the fact that there are also things that China does better or equal than Western companies. Like robots, solar panels, electric cars (?), AI models, electronics. They must be good at something, otherwise China wouldn't be
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dmichulke
15d ago
I think my main issue is that the spectrum goes from entire melon -> salad -> slush? -> beverage with decreasing side length of the cut pieces. So both the fixed structure from your definition (" Salads are dishes without a fi
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dmichulke
15d ago
Watermelon salad?
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dmichulke
20d ago
To stay with your analogy, there is no technical obstacle to treating the customer of 15 years differently to the newly onboarded one. They have all the data they need, and they choose not to use it.
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dmichulke
2mo ago
Found this, source: https://fightchatcontrol.eu/ On 7 July, MEPs voted 331–303 to fast-track the return of Chat Control 1.0 mass scanning. A binding vote follows Thursday, 9 July, where an absolute majority of 361 MEPs is
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dmichulke
2mo ago
Counterpoint: Reels apparently are still addictive
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dmichulke
3mo ago
The hard part was always the number of 'r's
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dmichulke
3mo ago
I'm on my cell phone and I couldn't figure out what diseases can be treated on the site. I'd say it's donor focused and not patient focused
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dmichulke
3mo ago
Are you saying Microsoft ever paid damages for problems with Windows (e.g. a non-bootable computer after an OS update)? I think they didn't, so I don't see why them having the responsibility matters.
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Memory Caching: RNNs with Growing Memory
(arxiv.org)
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dmichulke
4mo ago
There is a kind of naiveté, also at EU level, where people think that once it's a law, bad actors will just fold. They minds are somehow unable to comprehend that only the good actors will fold and only bad actors will be left. Other e
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4mo ago
Forgive my ignorance but aren't they already on huggingface? I assumed turboquant optimizations are already everywhere - in llama-cpp, or the quantization machinery of unsloth and the likes.
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dmichulke
5mo ago
Fixed points are a window to the soul of a LLM - Lucretius in "De rerum natura", probably
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dmichulke
6mo ago
Luxembourg: Purchase price = 2 x sales price, mostly due to grid costs. And this is with no income tax or VAT on sold electricity.
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dmichulke
6mo ago
Isn't the bomb argument actually a statement about (the current way we implement) democracy? Maybe it's the separation of powers that's not working...
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dmichulke
6mo ago
If I understand correctly, I see all your points as potential rewards . These rewards are useful to the US if they accomplish regime change to a friendly regime or at least military occupation of a good strip of land. The article is about
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6mo ago
Can you point out a better source or the major points that become invalid due to other circumstances?
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7mo ago
Useful for evaluating people as well
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dmichulke
7mo ago
...the only edition where you can disable bing as default search engine
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dmichulke
7mo ago
Or name them after little bobby tables. Is there some sort of injection that's a legal host name?
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dmichulke
7mo ago
Great article with lots of practical ways to implement it. In my view this is a superpower and I find I can usually do it if I'm not stressed or tired. As follow-up thoughts: - It's important whom you listen to. Consider it a gift
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8mo ago
If you're good enough at killing lighthouse projects you can defer that. https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Munich-Plans-to-D...
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8mo ago
One could almost say "Embrace the penguin"
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dmichulke
8mo ago
Good point. Tangentially, you could ask: Are you addicted to being useful or to being recognized as useful. One is your own need, the other often a covered contract where you lash out or silently resign if you don't get the recognition
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dmichulke
9mo ago
Increased security for "unapproved" leaders of a state. Allies will help out of fear instead of common goals. Resentment among allies. Appeasement until counter control is effective
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9mo ago
I just played one (can iI play any of the past ones?) But this should be mandatory game-theoretic education for politicians (if it really is what I think it is).
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9mo ago
Once you assume that any collection of Straussian meme examples is itself a Straussian meme example, you're free to start with the worst examples And maybe that's the higher reading.
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9mo ago
Nerd sniping https://xkcd.com/356/
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10mo ago
> And as long as the app isn't otherwise spying on you (and there's no mention of that) I think the correlation between "spying" and "saying that you're spying" is 0 or negative
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dmichulke
10mo ago
Where do you think this should be discussed if not here?
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